Will they pair?

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I have 2 prawn gobies, one is a gorgeous prawn goby and one is a tangaroan prawn goby. I got the tangaroan on accident because I thought it was a sand sifting goby(THEY LOOK SOOO SIMILAR). My gorgeous prawn goby paired with a sand sifting goby before. But it was not mine so I had it moved somewhere else. The tangaroan goby bit my other goby's fin.
I heard that they are hermaphrodites. So should I remove the tangaroan goby?
 
I have 2 prawn gobies, one is a gorgeous prawn goby and one is a tangaroan prawn goby. I got the tangaroan on accident because I thought it was a sand sifting goby(THEY LOOK SOOO SIMILAR). My gorgeous prawn goby paired with a sand sifting goby before. But it was not mine so I had it moved somewhere else. The tangaroan goby bit my other goby's fin.
I heard that they are hermaphrodites. So should I remove the tangaroan goby?
If it’s showing aggression like that, I would remove :)
 

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